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NARM BUNDLED EXAM ACTUAL EXAM PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS SOLUTIONS GRADED A+

◉ Match the definition to its word parts.
liver Answer: hepato


◉ The functional capacity of the breast to make milk is most
determined by: Answer: Infant's nursing frequency


◉ Match the following word part with its meaning.
tachy- Answer: fast


◉ Describe the head of the embryo relative to the trunk and heart in
the sixth week. Answer: The head is much larger, trunk is bent over
the heart


◉ Accumulation of air of gas in pleural cavity; causing collapse of
lung on affected side Answer: Pneumothorax


◉ The thick middle layer of the uterus that is made up of muscle
fibers is the: Answer: myometrium

,◉ FHT Answer: Fetal Heart Tones


◉ A muscle fiber's capacity to undergo shortening, becoming thicker
refers to the muscle's: Answer: contractility


◉ Blood pressure below the normal range. Answer: hypotension


◉ Match the definition to its word parts.
red Answer: erythr/o


◉ Define the following word part:
-itis Answer: inflammation


◉ True or False: The newborn is usually a nose breather. Answer:
true


◉ Crackling sounds in the lungs. Answer: Rales


◉ Excessive sweating. Answer: diaphoresis


◉ Why is it important to ask questions about any breast changes in
size, swelling and tenderness during the pregnancy? Answer: Breast

, changes in pregnancy signify physiologic changes consistent with
glandular tissue development.


◉ before birth Answer: antepartum


◉ What hormone falls a day before ovulation? Answer: estrogen


◉ Separation of the abdominal muscles along the midline. Answer:
diastasis


◉ Match the following word part with its meaning.
dys- Answer: painful, abnormal, bad, difficult


◉ Outside of foot is stroked, from heel to toes. The reflex shows a
dorsal flexion of the big toe with spreading of the smaller toes
Answer: Babinski reflex


◉ What happens if the frenulum is placed too far forward (tongue
tied) to permit tongue extension upward or forward? Answer:


◉ What is the term that describes a bluish color of the skin and
mucous membranes caused by an insufficient amount of oxygen in
the blood? Answer: Cyanosis

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